Bombay Rooms

The best thing was having water even when the whole city and the news were full of it. And there’s free parking too. I was here for work, and this so-called hotel turned out to be the best part of my stay. The location is great, with everything nearby and metro stations just a five-minute walk away. The rooms and linen were clean. Room service wasn’t that great, but it was good, and for that price, more than I expected.

The location was good and the hotel was near a metro station, but a lot of things were disappointing. The rooms were far too small, ours didn’t have an attached bathroom and we had to use a shared one. Ventilation was poor, and the managers didn’t care about giving us good drinking water. What they provided wasn’t even filtered. Please install a proper RO plant and filter. The booking website promised welcome drinks, but the managers were careless and kept putting it off even after we asked many times. In the end, they never provided them. I’d expected a nice hotel.

Premium dormitory rooms are much better than the regular dorm rooms, which aren’t good. The rooms and washrooms are clean, the internet is good at about 60Mbps, and the hot water is available. The AC works well, which is much needed in summer. There are lots of small hotels nearby, just 50m away, and you can get great offers by booking online. It’s close to many destinations, so I’d recommend the place. There’s nowhere to dry your towel, though, and it needs hooks for hanging clothes.

This is a really bad place to stay. The bunk beds are crammed together in a humid, smelly space, and there are mosquitoes and rats everywhere. It looks good from outside, but staying there was the worst. There’s no safety for luggage and most things don’t work. The bathrooms are small, with no hot water or geysers. Most of the toilet flushes don’t work, and the sheets and pillows smell really bad.